There are several reasons why a dog's ear may not be standing up properly. It could be due to genetics, injury, ear infections, or lack of proper nutrition. It is best to consult with a veterinarian to determine the exact cause and appropriate treatment for your dog's ear issue.
Some dogs' ears flop down instead of standing upright due to genetics and the breed's natural ear shape. Floppy ears are caused by a lack of cartilage strength, which prevents the ears from standing up straight.
yes they can
Male dogs always do; female dogs usually croutch down on their rear legs but can also pee while standing if necessary.
Just like humans, because they will fall.
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The ability of a dogs ears to stand upright is dependent on the muscles and form of their ear. Some dogs ears flop over, some are upright, some flop over only at the tips and some have one that flops and one that stands.
Up to 10-15 years. That is if you look after them properly.
French bulldogs ear's are bred so that they are always naturally erect, without the need to crop. In dogs like yours the breeder will usually place a tube around the floppy ear for a few weeks so that it grows upward. Unless you plan on showing the dog however, this problem is only superficial.
Maybe but you have to introduce them properly, but overall its up to the dogs to get along.
The dog's equilibrium - his ability to know which way is up and stay standing squarely on all four feet - is determined by the interaction of the semi-circular canals in the ear and the nerve impulses to the brain. A common cause of dysequilibrium (inability to stay standing upright and stable) is an inner ear infection, which would need to be drained and treated by a veterinarian. Other causes can include infections around the brain (called meningitis), cancer of the inner ear or brain (rare, but possible), inflammation of the nerves (again, rare) or congenital problems (you'd see this at birth).